Lol my local hospital uses those exact safes rebranded under a different name to lock up meds that patients bring with them inside the room the patient stays in. They dont want the patients self administering meds but they have had too many issues with patients saying they did not get all their meds back when they leave back when they took them to another location to lock them up. So they got those safes to lock the meds in the room with the patient so there is no arguing that what goes in the safe is what they came in with and that’s what they leave with.
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my friend has one and I think this is a good buy for below $50
Nice and works well. Same batteries for a year now
I was looking at a nano vault to keep in the living room when im out there so I have a go to safe. Is it easy access?
That seems really nice for the money!
lol, thanks for the update bro!
Do you have a model number for this? Thanks
Can you see the buttons in the dark?
there is a combination to turn off the audible beep
for a year of use, it looks really good bro!
Yeah, I got the key lock only version (KISS) and it’s a quck 1/4-turn for access. It’s about 6×9 inside and holds my PPS and 2 mags.
Might get one and bolt it in the trunk of my car.
That’s cool that you can bolt it down – I can’t do that (easily) with my NanoVault.
Thats all that matters right. Does the job. Thanks Trees
I polished it and ran it through the car was before i filmed it. Dont let the special effects fool you bro
Nice safe for the money and it does the job.
Lol my local hospital uses those exact safes rebranded under a different name to lock up meds that patients bring with them inside the room the patient stays in. They dont want the patients self administering meds but they have had too many issues with patients saying they did not get all their meds back when they leave back when they took them to another location to lock them up. So they got those safes to lock the meds in the room with the patient so there is no arguing that what goes in the safe is what they came in with and that’s what they leave with.